Kabul Stadium yesterday hosted the first cricket match since the Taliban took control of the capital.
In the released videos, the spectators are seen holding both the flags of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Taliban.
There were no women in the stadium.
Images received by Iran International show Taliban forces attacking a group of women in Kabul who had gathered to demand respect for their rights.
According to a woman at the rally, the Taliban used tear gas to disperse them.
Reza Karami Mohammadi, head of Tehran Municipality's Crisis Management Organization, said that international organizations' cooperation with the organization had been "tied to foreign affairs" and had been suspended, and that the organization had been banned from cooperating with Austria.
Coordination is being coordinated by the Supreme National Security Council, he said
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has said his country is working with Qatar and Turkey to resume operations at Kabul Airport.
Kabul airport is now under full Taliban control.
Blinken has said he will travel to Qatar soon to discuss Afghanistan with Afghan officials.
Fereydoun Berkeshli, former head of OPEC affairs at the Ministry of Petroleum: If the current trend and the lack of investment and capacity building in the oil and gas sector continues, Iran will be excluded from the ranks of crude oil exporters by the end of this decade
